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Meenakshi Sinha

Delhi, Noida

City Features Editor at The Times of India

City Features Editor with The Times of India. Views expressed are personal

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  • Safai workers’ strike enters 4th day, garbage piles up in Noida

    3 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Meenakshi Sinha

    NewsSafai workers’ strike enters 4th day, garbage piles up in NoidaNoida: Four days on, and residential sectors across the city continue to struggle with uncollected waste piling up while the sanitation workers remain on strike over salary hike issues.Garbage has not been collected in over two dozen sectors since the strike began, and by Sunday the issue had spread to more areas.

  • Vans break down, no drivers, waste pickup takes a hit in several Noida sectors

    6 days ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Meenakshi Sinha

    NewsVans break down, no drivers, waste pickup takes a hit in several Noida sectorsNoida: Multiple sectors in the ciry are facing a disruption in garbage collection services. Affected areas include sectors 112, 36, 12, 122, and 105.

  • Cables laid, Ghaziabad set to get 3 new power substations

    1 week ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Meenakshi Sinha

    NewsCity Newsnoida NewsCables laid, Ghaziabad set to get 3 new power substationsGhaziabad: A total of three new 33 kV substations are set to come up in the district by Sept this year. The substations, being built at a cost of around Rs 6-7 crore each, are located in Noor Nagar, Karkar Model, and near the Hindon civil terminal area.

  • ‘What if I get trapped?’ Lifts start in Ghaziabad condo, but residents scared to enter

    1 week ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Meenakshi Sinha

    News ‘What if I get trapped?’ Lifts start in Ghaziabad condo, but residents scared to enter Ghaziabad: After spending five days cooped up in their flats, 3,000 families in Siddharth Vihar's Prateek Grand City on Tuesday started to pick up bits and pieces of their normal routine — kids back to school, others to offices and many out to pick up groceries or meet neighbours.Lifts at all 24 towers of the highrise society, which has around 28 floors in each tower, stopped working on May 2 as a...

  • Lift-less in Ghaziabad: For 3 days, 3,000 families live the perfect highrise horror

    1 week ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Meenakshi Sinha

    Ghaziabad: Highrise living is both convenient and aspirational, and away from the noise and dust of the street, can also bring a sense of escape. But anyone who has lived in a tower has also likely confronted, and shaken off, a scary thought — what if I'm living on the 20th floor and the lift stops working? Since last Friday's downpour, 3,000 families at a condominium in Siddharth Vihar have been living through this.

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7 May 25

Prateek Grand City, Siddharth Vihar, Ghaziabad: 🗓️ May 1: Excavation at a nearby project ruptured a drain near Ganga water treatment plant💧 Result: Sewage water flooded the society's sub-basement. 🏢3000 families across 24 towers (28 floors each) affected. #Ghaziabad https://t.co/7qIWNLEXV1